Glee Reboot Script Ready, Ryan Murphy Says Ryan Murphy says a Glee reboot script is written and he has contacted about 10 original cast members, though nobody has read it yet and no network deal is confirmed. Ryan Murphy has revealed that a script for a potential Glee reboot has been written, and he has been in touch with around 10 of the original cast members. The update came after he was asked about the long-rumored revival of the hit musical dramedy series, which aired on primetime television and left a lasting mark on the Billboard Hot 100. Murphy said he had just finished the script an hour before the conversation. Glee Reboot Script and Cast OutreachMurphy explained that he, Brad Falchuk, and Ian Brennan, who wrote the first two seasons of Glee, have written something for a possible new chapter. He said he has been in contact with about 10 original cast members and described their reactions as very sweet and enthusiastic, though they all had many questions.He emphasized that nobody has read the script yet. Murphy added that he had vowed to himself to write a couple of episodes to see what people think, especially the cast, because the team was very close while making the show. He said they would see how it develops.Murphy first raised hopes of a reunion in July, when he said that so many young people now watch Glee and that he was thinking maybe they should revisit the show. He noted that his nostalgia and love for the series could make a new incarnation worthwhile in some form, and that he loved what the show became and what it meant to so many people.Original Cast and Lasting LegacyGlee debuted on primetime television 10 years ago and became one of the biggest forces in Billboard Hot 100 history, according to Billboard. The series followed a high school glee club and combined music, comedy, and drama, earning a devoted fan base known as Gleeks.Its success was not only commercial but cultural, as the show's musical performances regularly entered the Billboard Hot 100 chart. That chart legacy helped define the series as a pop-culture phenomenon beyond television.At the same time, the show has been marked by multiple tragedies over the years. Leading man Cory Monteith died due to an accidental overdose in 2013. Costar Naya Rivera also died, and the losses deeply affected the cast and fans. In recent years, stars of the show have explained how rewatching Glee has been healing after the deaths of Monteith and Rivera.What Comes Next for a Possible RevivalMurphy's comments suggest a revival is still in an early stage. No network or streaming platform has been confirmed, and no timeline has been announced. The script has not been shared widely, and the cast has not formally signed on.The creative team behind the original first two seasons is involved in the writing, which could reassure fans who remember the show's early run. Still, Murphy made clear that the project depends on how the script is received, particularly by the original cast.If the revival moves forward, it would arrive more than a decade after Glee first aired and years after its final episode. It would also return to a television landscape very different from the one the show originally helped shape. For now, the only confirmed details are that a script exists, about 10 cast members have been contacted, and nobody has read the script yet.